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Speaker 1 (00:05):
Wake Up, Wake Up, Wake.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
Up Dars, Wake Up.
Speaker 3 (00:16):
In a world of jog mediocre radio, in a time
of regulations and rules, under the scrutiny of bosses and management,
one show breaks all the rules to deliver entertaining, compelling
and educated radio.
Speaker 2 (00:37):
And stand above all the rest on this show? Isn't it?
Hey man? What's happening? A good morning? I'm sitting crisscross
apple sauce in my chair? Why what happened? Just one
of the crisscross apple sauce. Some people used to call
it Indian style. You're not allowed to say that anymore. Yeah,
(01:00):
that in kindergarten they used to read a story. It
was we never used it was always Indian style. An
maybe I grew up in Chester PA. Maybe that's why
it was a lot of Indians in Chester Pa. You
were very politically correct. But yeah, Chris Cross happened. You
would always like you would go and you'd be like
first second grade. You go to the library and the
teacher would be like, sit down, Indian style, and you know,
(01:20):
they'd read a book here. I haven't done it so long.
My hips would probably pop out of their sockets if
I tried. I love Indians so Chris Cross apple sauce.
I love sitting crisscross apple sauce, not Indian style. That's
what you did too for Duck Duck Go. Remember Duck
Duck Go. That's where they hit you on the head, right, Yeah,
you go around in a circle and you would smack
the other person and the kid on the head and
(01:41):
then have to run around in a circle to try
and get you before. I think you went there there.
I think you got their spot was how you want. Yeah,
there was a couple of games like that. I remember.
There was the thumbs up seven up. That was a
game that you played. I don't know that one. Fill
me in. You had like your head down, but you're
like you put your thumb up something like that. I
forget in this coming like put your thumb down, Yes,
(02:02):
you're right. Yeah. Then we had a game, because these
were all games that were brought up by teachers who
were bored and just wanted just that wanted to kill time.
You could do it without equipment. We had a silent ball.
It was like a big like like fuzzy ball I remember,
and you threw it around the room and you couldn't
make any knowledge. It was great, great game. For a
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teacher because they're like, we're gonna shut these kids up.
We're gonna play these silent games. Yeah, we do seven
seconds in Heaven. That's where I would go into a
dark closet with a teacher in third grade. You do
that one is weird. I did. It's weird because I
had no pants or a shirt off. That's what it was.
It was heaven. Hey, everybody, speaking of heaven. We got
a show to do. It's Thursday, and we're gonna find
(02:43):
a ZXL work force employ the day. You're gonna be
in heaven when you win these tickets. Yeah, we got
tickets for the Atlantic City Beer and Music Festival, and
I'll throw in a parent tickets or switch foot coming
to board gottas. So we'll do that coming up in
just a little bit. It is Shlee, Why don't we
do it now? Okay, I want to do it now? Nice?
What is this? Is this spit? I don't know what
you did, dude, you don't know what you did. Stop here.
(03:03):
You did something in our studio and it smells like
a crime scene. Bleach, you get the blood off the boards.
So if you want to go to the Atlantic City
Beer Music festival, and I'll throw in tickets to go
see switch Foot at Borgotta six zero nine six seven
seven one hundred and seven six zero nine six seven
seven one hundred and seven. I'll be honest. I'm going
(03:24):
out on a limb with this one. I got in
trouble yesterday for this and I'm doing it again today.
The girl, the promo girl, I think I don't even
know where she's from. I think she's from like California.
She hit me up and she's like, Yo, did you
give away two pairs of tickets to one winner? Yeah?
Because they can't believe the two prizes we gave at
And I said, lady, I did, all right, you can't
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stop us. We're unstoppable. I believe the quote was bit
you tripping. So if you won switch Foot tickets at
Borgotta and Atlantic City Beer A Music fest tickets, that
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hundred seven, It's that one hundred point sevens Excel Well
Sap Jersey's rock station c XCEL Morning Show, Good Morning, everybody,
(04:07):
do it live. I can go all write it and
we'll do it live, and things sucks. I'm Scottie. Good
morning here's some news for us on a Thursday. Governor
Mikey Shariel she signed a trio of sweeping immigration laws
on Wednesday that dramatically restricts when New Jersey can cooperate
(04:30):
with ICE. The move marks one of the most aggressive
pushbacks against ICE and immigration agendas of President Donald Trump's administration.
The big one is they're not allowed to wear masks.
I don't get while we're still concerned with this and
my electric bills nine hundred dollars, that's what she is.
She's what an absolute waste of You guys got there
(04:51):
voted for what an absolute waste. Nothing is gonna change.
This day is gonna get worse. The kma A County
Coast Guard Community Foundation is suspending its twenty twenty six
Coast Guard Community Festival, citing an ongoing government shutdown and
heightened security concerns. The foundation announced the decision and a
social media post on Tuesday after consulting with the US
Coast Guard Training Center in Cape May. What's that festival like?
(05:13):
It sounds amazing, fun, man and everything. I'll tell you what, man,
I was bartending down at a brewery down that way.
Those Coast Guards guys and gals would come in. They're
always a blast man Cool a new variant of COVID.
It's back. It's spreading across the US. At least twenty
three countries have reported stars COVID b A three point two.
(05:38):
The BA three point two variant, which means the flu,
which the CDC has been tracking through its traveler based
geonomics surveillance program, has about seventy to seventy five changes
in the gene sequence, which is a structure of the
surface of the COVID nineteen virus. So you may feel ill,
and if you stick your head in an oven full
of roasted peppers, you won't smell them, is what you're
(05:59):
telling me. I say, COVID knocked out the flu. Remember
there was no flu cases that year, It was only COVID. Yeah,
because we all got the flu. That's news. What about sports?
Sixers Meet the Bulls one fifty seven, one thirty seven
Old School scoring Man Yesterday, Hornet's Saturday, Phil's Rangers today
to kick off the season. Four fifteen start Flyers Blackhawks tonight.
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Joe Flacco has re signed with the Cincinnati Bengals. The
Pride of Audubon, New Jersey is back and is I
think it's his nineteenth season. Really Yeah? And he dude,
he came out yesterday in a press conference and said,
I'm glad that I resigned with the Bengals as a backup,
but he goes, I can still fight for a starting job. Yeah,
well you got Joe Burrow, but he's always hurt anyway. Yeah, well,
(06:44):
they have no offensive line, so it's like, poor Joe Burrow, Like,
what was it two seasons ago? I think he had
one of the best seasons of all time, and this
and the team didn't make the playoffs? Is wasting the
guy's talent? Yeah, there you go. That's news. That's Sun
and klous today High up to sixty seven clouds tonight,
over fifty five tomorrow for your Friday Rainhi up to
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fifty eight forty nine outside right now with a hundred
point sevens Excel South Jersey's rock station zx ON Morning
Show lunch point sevens THEXL, South Jersey's rock stations EXL
Morning Show. Is there something that your wife does that
makes you feel guilty that you did something wrong but
you're not guilty. Something that might a reaction this, yeah,
show make you feel guilty? I got this yesterday from
(07:27):
my wife, and I did nothing wrong. I mean the
answer is yes, okay. My my wife will ignore me
all day, right and then have the audacity to then
yell at me and go, I feel like you're just
being distant with me? Are you ignoring me? And I go, yeah,
(07:47):
you've been ignoring You've been ignoring me all day. I'm
not ignoring you. So I run into this with food
in my house. So, uh so what the kids are
smart now they if they have something like a leftover,
they think I might eat, they now write on it
please do not. Actually my son yeah, yeah, my son
does uh uh. He sounds like Tarzan when he writes
(08:08):
please no eat. I'm like, okay, he writes with a
sharp eat. Yeah, I'm like okay, like a leg an ape.
I was like, it's it's please do not eat. And
I get that, and that's the rule now, because I
don't know. If there's something in there from the night
before and it's good, then I'll eat it. So we
make homemade pizza the night before and it was like
three little pieces, not even like big pieces, like three
(08:30):
little pieces or whatever. Okay, I end up having it
for lunch yesterday. Oh, boy, But I also had you
were supposed to be on a diet. I am, but
it was only three little pieces. You know, they weren't
big ones. I'm not I'm not eating the Chicago Deep dish. Itdn't.
Didn't you like have a medical scare? Yeah? I did.
The doctor said, listen, can you cut down your pizza intake?
I was like, sure, I've just made them small, three
(08:52):
little ones. It was like a little flatbread. But there
was also like a container two of like chopped up
sausage that we use for the pizzas. Okay, but my
kids also use that for their breakfast. I'll make them
like a like a like a sausage and eggudo or
something like that. So those two things are inside the
refrigerator and somebody's hungry, So I'm hungry. So and again
(09:13):
I normally like, I don't know, I usually don't eat
like the ton of the pizza, but I had there's
nothing else to eat in there. So my wife comes in,
It's like, hey, where's the pizza. I want to make
it for the boys. It's like that's the worst feeling
was because I'll do that, man, either I'll throw something
away or I'll eat it. And then the wife goes, hey,
where was that thing? And you go, oh, no, I
(09:33):
hate it. Oh no, so you ate it? So I
ate it. I'm just like it, you ate it. I
was like, yes, I'm home all day. Yes, I had
it for lunch. I had the three little pieces. I
didn't take a whole pizza a whole eight sliced pizza too.
The head I was like, I had it.
Speaker 1 (09:50):
Now.
Speaker 2 (09:50):
That is now once again, me and my wife's diet
are very different, so like we don't really live in
the same world when it comes to food. So that's
not really a thing. Like my whole thing was if
leftovers are in the fridge, sure the next day, because
sometimes I won't eat them and then they'll go to waste.
And I'm like, well then I should have just ate that.
(10:11):
It's like, okay, I closed the door. She goes back,
She's like, where's the sausage. Oh boy, I said, I
ate it, ate it too. I was like, I took
the pizza and put the sausage. Need two separate meals.
I took a little bit of sausage, I put it
on up the pizza, and I ate it. Oh. I'm like,
(10:32):
I'm sorry that you have to cook. But that's the
worst thing that I did today is I had the
three little pizzas of it was like a flatperay. What
even like a real pizza? They need to put up
cheese and sauce on it. Anyway, Well you got out. Yeah,
I ate it. Yeah, you have to step up and
make the kids a real meal. I'm sorry that you
have to do that. So it was enough pizza to
feed two kids. No, man, there's a one kid wanted.
(10:55):
It was three. I'm talking three triangles a pizza. They
weren't even that. It wasn't even the size of like
a real slice. Like I don't like a third of it, dude,
I don't feel bad, and women don't forget either. Seven
years ago, my wife did like a Mother's Day thing
and she made a whole big thing a French toast,
(11:16):
and it sat in our fridge for a couple of
days after and after like the second or third day,
I'm like, no one's ever gonna eat this a ton
of French toasts. It doesn't age well, so I dump
it out. Dude. You know, to this day, she still
brings it up. She goes, you got rid of my
French toast? Like we're gonna have a French toast party.
Like well, like, like, what were you thinking we were
(11:37):
gonna do with this French toast? It was like three
days later. So the other day, my wife buys sardines. Right,
oh yeah, that's what I said, right, because they're supposed
to be like healthy for you, Like, okay, just throw
them away. So she opens it up, she starts to eat.
It was like, oh, these aren't so bad. I try one.
I'm like, I like two and a I like other
fish I like, but I'll try. Actually, I was like,
(11:58):
all right, I'll try. So I tried one. It was
it was okay or whatever, but it wasn't right. But
she's like, she's raving about how it's okay. Yeah, it's
slimy and stuff. D don't you know. So she takes
a bite, puts the whole little container back into the refrigerator.
It's still in there. This is like a week ago.
They weren't that great when you pull them out fresh,
They're not gonna be good. A week ago. You would
have loved this because it was such an awakening and
(12:21):
it was such a like a cleansing moment. So my
wife we go on vacation. My wife leaves a couple
of days before to meet up with her parents. So
now I got the house. You know, it's me and
my little guy, so I know I'm going away for
a week. So you know what I do, dude, I
go in the fridge anything that's perishable, ye, toss, go on, toss.
It was so cleansing. But I couldn't do it if
(12:41):
my wife was around. She was she she wouldn't let me, dude,
anything that I know that when I come home, it's
gonna be rotten gone. It's nice, isn't it. Yeah, you
look at what you really have. It's like a gallon
of milk and some mustard gone. Like perfect, that's all
I need. Yep? Yeah yeah, dude, like you know what,
bags of salad gone? You know what? That some fruit gone?
And the kids are smart, they just right on right
(13:04):
on the container. Then I mean, I'm not gonna eat
your fries. I'm like, but sometimes if there's like a
half a burgerer, I'll take the bun off then I'll
eat yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Well I've done that move
to where my I think my son is done, and
I'll go and do that thing where yeah, I'll grab
the meat from the burger and not the bun, and
then I'll come back and be like, hey, where's my burger,
(13:25):
and I go I don't know, but I was washing dishes.
Must have went to the garbage boat. Look we get back,
we'll do some rock news. Joe, Joe and Scottie rock news. Hey,
here's some rock news on a Thursday. H Terry Cox.
He drummed with David Bowie, Elton John and the bee Gees.
(13:47):
It just turned eighty nine. He died yesterday. So he
drummed with some of the best. He started a band
called Pentacle back in the sixties, but then would would
do these one off drumming gigs with people like Elton John,
Bowie and the Beg's there. He's your job to be
the drummer for the Beg's. Yeah, I mean that's pretty
(14:09):
much just like it. That's just a beat, right, You're
just keeping the beat at that point, like Ringo. That's
why I don't respect Ringo star. It was bobbing his
head back and forth with a simple one, two, three,
four of the well g's. It's it sucks for Ringo.
But H McCartney did not like the way Ringo drummed,
and so Ringo would leave the studio and then McCartney
(14:30):
would go and redo his drumming. Geez, really, yeah, dude,
And there's stories about Dave Grohld does that too, where
Dave Grohl's like, man, I mean, I'm like, I'm a
drummer and I hear what you're doing, but you let
me take a shot at Yeah. So this guy, I
guess he retired from music and opened up a restaurant
(14:53):
in Spain, and so he passed away at eighty nine
years old. Ted Nugent is heading to your house, Uncle,
Ted the MotorCity mad Man will air a full length
concert via pay per view. Who still does pay per view?
Speaker 1 (15:08):
Wow?
Speaker 2 (15:08):
Good for him? Like, do I have to call up
my cable provider. It's gonna be live streamed on Saturday,
April fourth, So I guess it's YouTube the seventeen song
Stranglehold fiftieth bash. It's called celebrating of course, the song
Stranglehold and the album, and it's gonna be in his
hometown of Detroit, Michigan. So it'll be live streamed at
(15:33):
oh no, not even YouTube, nuge vault dot com. Nuuge
vault dot com listen is or here's what you do.
You invite a couple of friends over, so when you
pay for the pay per view, everybody chips in. That's
what I do, and you can watch Uncle Ted Ted
Nugent do a live stream celebrating fifty years of Stranglehold.
I mean it's gotta be like an eight ninety nine purchase, right,
(15:53):
I mean, we're not talking like a UFC Full Night.
I remember, dude, I remember getting wrest So made. Maybe
it was like Summer Slam, and I remember having asked
my dad. It was like fifty nine dollars. Yeah, dude,
and we're talking like ninety one did ask the job?
So dude, Yeah, fifty nine dollars in ninety one. William
(16:14):
Shatner ninety five years old, still doing it, dude. I
just saw pictures of him. He was at some comic con. Uh.
He's doing an album.
Speaker 1 (16:23):
You know.
Speaker 2 (16:23):
He kind of does these goof song albums. He has
now got Rob Halford involved from Judas Priest and they're
gonna do a rendition of You Got Another Thing Coming?
That would be funny. Yeah. He seems like the guy
who's up with does karaoke at a party for shlast.
It sucks, dude, COVID killed it. I had tickets. My
(16:44):
brother's a huge star Trek fan, and I had tickets
for a William Shatner meet and greet and like a
Q and a dude. And it was like, I think
it was like January of twenty twenty. And I told
my brother, I said, dude, I said, I know you're
a big fan. We're gonna get the meat the shat right,
(17:05):
We're gonna get you know, you know we're gonna get
the meat bill and uh and he was pumped. And
then COVID happened and everything got cans. Wow. Really, yeah, dude,
it's pretty cool. Get man, dude. It was a cute.
My brother was so pumped. Uh, there you go. So
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x L. I peed my pants yesterday, didn't you Yep? Okay?
Like uh, like literally you pied your pants. Oh that's
pretty awesome. So had that warm feeling. So I go
and I'm I'm I'm drinking coffee all day. I'm running around.
(17:48):
This is gonna be good, dude. So I'm running. I'm
running around. Uh. I picked my my little guy up
from school. He got baseball tryout. So it's later than normal,
and I'm like, ah, Craig, I gotta I gotta stop
at a Dollar General. I gotta get a case of
water and some coffee, right, like like the k cups.
(18:09):
And so I'm like, all right, I'm passing a Dollar General.
I was like, I'll stop there. So I it's one
of these things, dude. I as soon as I walk
in the door, I now have to pee. I didn't
have to pee until I walked through the door. So
I'm like, okay, I know they have bathrooms here. Cool. Right.
So I'm like, all right, all right, I go over
to the Dollar General bathroom. There's a men's and there's
(18:31):
a women's. The men's has a sign out of order. Okay.
I'm like, all right. Well, I was like, you know what,
there's nobody in the store. I'll just shoot into the woman's.
Is it a one offers that have a few stalls
in it? It's well, I don't know, because the outer
order one's locked, just has a sign on it says
out of order. So the women's room, I was like,
shoot in a woman's room, who cares? Like whatever. I
(18:52):
go to open that, it's locked. So I'm like, all right,
let me just let me just get my stuff and
I'll there's a wah while like right down the road.
I was like, I'll stop alaa. Well, dude, I'm walking
down the aisle and I'm like, I'm like, it's it,
It's it's gonna happen. Yeah, it's gonna happen. So I'm like,
oh my god. So I have a bunch of stuff
in my hands. I put it down on a shelf
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and I have to walk out of the Dollar General.
And as like walking out of the Dollar General, I
start to peel a little bit. I started. I started
to peel a little bit. Dude, I committed a crime.
I walked behind the building and because there was nowhere
else to go, and I'm peeing like I'm like my
pants were a little wet, and I'm like, oh my god.
(19:38):
And so I go behind the building. There's nobody there.
It's like behind the thumbster like a like a creepy
old man click a creepy old man. I'm paying right,
and I'm like, oh my god, Now I have to
make the decision. Do I go back into the Dollar
General with my my my peepee pants and pick up
the stuff and pay for it? Can you see? Can
(20:00):
you see it? Like do you have a pair of
khaki short it was dark blue and you're not bad? Then?
So in my head, this is how I I negotiated.
It's a Dollar General, right, Like, I can't be the
first person to make pee their pants at a dollar
Someone would come in smelling like you're in. I'm like,
(20:21):
you know what, I think, I'm good. I think I'm
gonna go in, get my stuff and then you know,
and then go on my way. Like I always see
people on the side of the road like take like
peeing right, Yeah, they open the door. And I've done
it before, Like I went by your house once and
I was going to stop. Maybe you weren't home, but
I was like, now I'm the black resplike. I'm like,
(20:41):
I have to do it. It just has to be done.
I say, I was, dude, I couldn't stop it. And
maybe it's older, you know, maybe because I'm getting older
and it's prostate you know whatever. And it's like I had, dude,
it was like out of nowhere. I was like, I
gotta pee. So I've stopped on the side of the
road and open up the door like I like, I'm
looking for something whatever, and I'll I'm like, if a
cop stops me, I would be honest, Like, bro, you
(21:03):
know what it feels like when you have to go.
I've got another thirty minutes before I get home. Either
I'm gonna pee in this at the car and I
have to figure out later, or I just pull over.
So whatever you like to do, you have to do.
Like somewhere along the lines for like tailgaming, we just
now it's just known. Like where I tailgate for a
Phillies or Eagles game or something like that, or a concert,
it's by these tractor trailers. I just peel on the
(21:25):
tractor trailer. Yeah, I done, Like I don't even hide
it anymore, like you just you just do it. But yeah,
so I uh pee a little bit and then actually
at pee behind a dollar general, went back in the
store with peepee pants and then bought all my stuff
like it's gonna suck for girls. And I think you
and I were to rob zombie show where we're walking
and there's a girl squatting between cars, and I'm like,
(21:46):
that's that takes a time. At least I can aim,
Like I could just pull it out and I could
aim where it goes. But I'd imagine, like the spray
of a woman, how do you even control that without
getting it all over? So the they make these pop
up porta potties for like tailgates, and what you do
is you get a like a home depot bucket, and
(22:07):
then you get a this is for the girls, right,
you do this for the girls because, like you said,
like for guys it's easy, but for the girls. So
it's like a tent. It's like a it's like a
ported party tent that you did, that you put up,
and then you have the home depot bucket and then
you get one of those poll noodles from like the
Dollar store. Yeah, and you put it around the edge
of the home depot bucket when you sit on it,
(22:28):
and you sit on it and and that it becomes
like a makeshift toilet for when you tailgate. Well, I
guess like a sleep apnea mass too would work the
way it would funnel in the front of it. And
then the tube would go down because it would cover
up the area. I don't know. Yeah, okay, sure, I'm sure,
I don't know you wow, okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, I
guess you could do that. You can sit on the
(22:49):
bucket or you could sit on the bucket. Yeah, I
would probably go bucket over the sleep apnea mask. But okay,
look we get back, we'll knock out some headlines. Lunch
point seven ZXL, South Jersey's rock station ZXL. What do
you show? I guess you have to be insane as
a woman for the guy to be in charge of
(23:09):
the kids. Oh, like you lose custody, bro, Man, there's
another couple that we know where this happened, where the guy.
The guy is he has the custody of the kids.
It is insanely hard in the state of New Jersey
for a woman to lose custody of her children. Like,
you have to do something bad to lose custody of
(23:30):
your kids. Over the weekend, man, we're a baseball practice.
We run into a friend of ours and she's give
us this whole rundown about how she's she's taking care
of the kids that, like her sister lost something happened whatever, Okay,
but the mom is fighting to try and get the
kids back. And I was like, usually it's drugs, Yes,
there's something. Seriously, how like a dad will get custody
(23:53):
of the kids is drugs, maybe some mental issues like
that where the kids are in harm. So now we
got this other girl on the block. Now she you
could tell my wife shows the pictures too. She's it's
sexy picture after sexy picture or something happened. Yeah, what
what is that? What's the what's your name?
Speaker 1 (24:09):
She?
Speaker 2 (24:09):
I guess the rumors that she cheated on him, so
now he has the kids, and I guess she like
just left the kids behind. But I'm like I like that,
Oh yeah, that's cool, Like all right, I'll see you later.
She was the one that went out for cigarettes and
never came home. Yeah, like, yeah, you flipped the reverse.
It's usually the other way around where the guy leaves it.
So now like the guy stuck with an NBA player,
(24:31):
And I'm like, man, for you, for you to be
a woman, first of all, to leave your kids or
to be in a situation where you're fighting to get
your kids back. Obviously, it's nice because the court saw
something where they're like, this woman is not able to
have a kid. Sometimes, dude, my algorithm on like TikTok
or social media, it'll give me, uh, divorce cases, especially
(24:54):
because now they do it mainly through zoom. So they
they they're they're you know, you're watching it happen, and
uh you get dude, these women and they're nuts like
and and I gotta be really like the judge is
even like like I'm watching one this woman this and
the guy. Dude, how this guy kept this composure. She's like,
(25:16):
he's hiding all this money from me. He's hiding all
this And the judges like, ma'am, do you have a job, no, ma'am.
Does he pay for the house yes, ma'am. Does he
pay for your car yes? Does he pay child support? Yes?
And what is the problem he's hiding money for me?
I know he's hiding money for me. And it turns out, dude,
(25:37):
the guy he has like an inheritance coming his way
and she wants part of his inheritance. Oh, I know
women that tried to go after guy's pensions too. Don't
get me started. You shouldn't even be deserving of a
guy's pension. It's something he worked hard for. Don't get
me started. I won't say who it is, but it's
a party I have to go to before you're a
party on Saturday. Yeah, this woman got divorced, and dude,
every couple of years she goes back to go after
(25:59):
the guy's four one and it's like, you've been divorced
now like seventy eight years, Like why are you still
going after this guy? Like leave the guy alone? It
was you, you cheated, you left him, and now you're
you're trying and dude, and she takes like a victory
lap every time something happened. She's like, yep, I got it,
I got a couple, I got a couple more thousand
(26:19):
a month coming my way. And it's like that is
it's you're right, you just said it correctly. Disgusting and
it's like, bro, you're celebrating that, you're showing and like
she's doing it in front of her kids, and I'm like, bro,
that's their father, and good for these judges and that's
their money. That's the money that they can inherit when
he dies, and good for these judges that can see
what's really going on because there are instances too, like
(26:41):
have a I have a gambling buddy.
Speaker 1 (26:46):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (26:46):
Now I don't know what happened. I didn't ask him
because it's like we're like we really we get together
like once a year gambling with a tournament. You know,
you know it's one of those guys. But you know,
good job, seems like a nice guy. Like she's out
of the picture. And he asked custody as kidding. Now,
I didn't ask what happened. But whatever it is, either
she let them high and dry or she just must
be out of her mind to not go and grab
you really do to lose as a woman, to lose
(27:07):
custody your children, it's it's it's it's bad good for
these judges to see the fact that these and they're
golf diggers. Problem A State of New Jersey's awful. Oh
sucks so State of New Jersey. I had a neighbor,
nice guy, dude made good money. His wife was a
train wreck, gambled all her money away, gambled all his
money away. They get divorced. They got three count even
(27:30):
know if they were married, they had like two kids together. Dude,
this guy he was he was a long short fisherman,
so he was away and uh, like she just kept
going after more money, after more money. And he go
to the judge and go, Judge, I like I'm tapped out,
Like I'm giving her as much money as I possibly can.
And the judges like, well, you got to get a
second job. So he's like, all right, So this guy's dude,
(27:53):
he's burning the candle at both ends. He's got a
second job. Yeah, So then she's coming after him for
more money. And so he goes back to the judge.
It was judge, I'm doing two jobs. Now, I give
what you said. I'm not complaining. Judge goes to him, well,
it's time for a third job. Bro, like what ye?
But dad's the state of New Jersey. If you're a father,
(28:14):
like they don't dads get screwed, man, Then look, there
aren't bad dads, just like there's bad moms. But like
even the good dads get screwed in the state of
New Jersey. That sucks, man. Yeah, look we get back.
Then we've not got some trash.
Speaker 1 (28:32):
Oh love crack, anything thirty on anything racket rock or
roughing yet love crash.
Speaker 2 (28:49):
Hey here's some trash. This reality show star she I
guess she was on some Mormon Wives reality show, and
then she was going to be the Bachelorette. Taylor Frankie
Paul is now under investigation for a third domestic violence incident.
So video came out, so she she had filmed an
entire season of The Bachelorette. Cute girl. R ain't nothing
(29:10):
nothing the right home about the cute girl. But I
guess a couple of years ago she got she went
on a rampage against her boyfriend, who's her baby daddy.
Is that where this video is from? It something that resurfaced, dude. Yeah,
so it's a couple of years old, but it resurfaced
and she's throwing chairs and stuff. She almost hits her kid. Yeah,
and uh so ABC had to cancel the entire season,
(29:32):
cost him twenty million dollars. Now, this is the this
is the show the Bachelorette, So the guy would have
to pick this. This is a bachelorette. So it's it's
it's a female, she's the bachelorette. So the guys go
and try and win her over. Yeah imagine that, dude,
You're like, oh my, I got this. She's gonna I
don't want to be picked this woman. Yeah. So so
now I guess they're just digging up all kinds of
(29:53):
stuff on this broad Damn. I mean, there's no there's
no way this woman's still alive. Savannah Guthrie, her mother
has been missing for months now, and I guess Savannah
Guthrie made another appearance on the Today Show to say,
can you please not forget about my mom? So we
were talking about this in the barbershop yesterday. Some guy
seems to think it's like the drug cartel out there
(30:15):
in Arizona, so that the conspiracy is that Savannah Guthrie
interviewed a bunch of victims of Jeffrey Epstein and in retaliation,
kidnapped the mom. Wow you have, but see he should
we need to know that, so m should make the
phone call say, by the way, here's how you messed
(30:35):
up on it. This is why we got your mom.
He's supposed to feel that, but like his mom is
supposed to be on medication that she takes every day
and if not she can die. And so like, I mean,
she's been going man for a couple months, there's no way.
So a lot FK twiggs, that's a person is challenging
shield a boof in court. The actor. I guess they
I don't know. I guess he beat her up a
(30:57):
little bit. There's a sexual battery case against him. She
said that she doesn't she's not happy with the amount
of money she got from it, so she's now suing
him to get more money from this lawsuit. It was
this Sheila Booth. Dude, he's on a like there was
pictures that came out yesterday. He's he's living in New
(31:18):
Orleans with his dad. It's it's all sad, dude. If
you if you really want to dive in deep with
Shila Boof, watch a movie called Honeyboy. He plays his
dad and you see the childhood he had and it
just was it. It's tough, man. You see why this
kid is the way he is. But yeah, he's living
(31:38):
in New Orleans with his dad. He's like drinking at bar.
It's like he got into a fight last night. He's
shirtless in a bar in New Orleans. Yes see, I
guess you really got to be jacked up because you
go through this awful life. And then Nay Handya the
Transformers movie Handy Money, and he said, we're gonna make
five of these things, and you blow it in the
first two. Well, it's the thing is it was, like
(32:00):
I said, if you want to really dive deep into
it's it's a movie called Honey Point. It's very good
and I love Sheila Mo. I think he's a great actor.
His dad wanted to be there, So his dad's pushing
him to be an actor, Like you're kind of pushing
him to be what he wanted to be. And his
dad was just like a loser. They lived in like
a motel. Like he's on a Disney show, right, even Stevens.
(32:22):
I think it was some stupid Disney show in the
early two thousands and like they're living in a motel. Yeah, wow,
like to the point where like the producers of the
Disney show have to ask like his dad, like tell
his dad not to be on set. Like it's just, dude,
it's just it's I mean, I get it. Like you
watch the movie and you go, I get it. Congrats
to Lionel Richie. Who's Sophia Richie. Sofia Richie. No, Sophia
(32:49):
Sophia Richie. She announced the birth of her second child.
She's not the one that did the show with Paris Hilton. No,
there's Lionel. I think she was Nicole and then you
got guy. Uh it is so fear Richie. Maybe it's
a sister didn't want to be involved in all this.
Maybe who was Nicole cole Riccie Richie? Does she have
(33:11):
does she have Lionel money? I don't know. Well, whoever
Sophia Richie is, she had a second kid. Nice? Good
for her, Yeah, good for her. That guy, that Reacher
guy who beat up his neighbor. He took the Instagram
yesterday to put it's just been a crazy week. Yeah,
(33:32):
and he gotta end up getting off man if he's again.
The neighbor jumped out in front of him while he
was on a motor side and he wasn't going that fast.
He was going to speed limit. I think it was
like twenty miles an hour, twenty one miles an hour,
so like he was doing nothing wrong. He was going
to speed limit in that neighborhood. And the judge's like, yeah,
this jerp golf jumps in front of you. He provoked
the whole thing. I guess it's kind of cool if
you played Elton John in a movie, you get to
(33:53):
hang out with Elton John. Now the guy who played
Elton John and Rocketman, him and Elton did lunch uh
together for Elton John's birthday. It must have gotten closed
because usually they stick around with this star for a
little bit to see how ye see how it's actually done.
And dude, this girl's doing everything right. They tried to
take her down Sydney's wing, right, she's a good looking girl.
(34:16):
They tried to take her down and say she was
like racist, right, and it was all nonsense. What does
she do. She's going out and helping out the US
troops Like she's doing that old Mary Marilyn Monroe thing right,
like you know, Raquel Welch where like these hot broads
would just go to like uh like a you know,
(34:37):
a military base and just hang out. It was something
to look at. Just give them something, just hang out.
That's all they want. Man. She shows up in the
middle of Afghanistan or wherever we're fighting now, and I ran, oh, yeah,
girl's beautiful, like job of an angel. Hey, good morning
the xl Okay, which one's you looking for? The that was?
Speaker 1 (35:00):
That?
Speaker 2 (35:01):
Was it a package doing this morning? This is Atlantic
City Beer Music Fest and switch fear Fest. Yes, yeah,
all right, so you want some beer? I do? Okay?
All right, Well we can make that happen for it
sounds like he needs it. You're you're breathing heavy, you excited. Well,
I don't often win, so this is this is a
(35:22):
little different point. You won today, you just didn't. You
didn't win one pair of tickets. You want two pairs
of tickets. Well, that's that's wonderful. So you got tickets
for switch Foot at Borgatta and Atlantic City Beer and
Music Fest. I'm not doing nothing this weekend, so hey,
why not? You know, perfect? But I have no idea
if it's this weekend or not. But perfect. Yeah, we're
gonna play switch Foot trivia. You're ready, okay? All right?
(35:45):
Uh well switch trivia? Yeah yeah, yeah yeah switch I'm
losing there. Yeah me too, Yeah, probably me too. Okay,
spell spell switch Foot? All right, that's gonna be s
W I T H f OT. He got it right, right,
He's right, he got it right. Wow. Now now spell beer. Uh,
(36:07):
that's easy enough. With the capital B capital E, capital
E in capital R. You got it right right right.
This guy, this guy's on it. This guy is smart
with an exclamation point. Got the tickets. You got tickets
Atlantic City Beer Music Fast and I'll throw in some
switch foot tickets up. We're got all right. Oh sweet, sweet,
you stay on hold. We're gonna get all your info.
(36:29):
You got it before. Here's sponsored by loads hitting some
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I can catch us there. It's so breezy I Heart
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Radio apps Aret w z XL. Dude. I talked about
it yesterday, and exactly the thing I didn't want to
have happened happened. I talked about the window of time
they give you for a delivery. Right. I was having
a dryer delivered, so they gave me the worst time,
eleven thirty to three thirty. It kills your entire day.
(37:14):
You just you're bombing your entire afternoon. How do you
not scale that back like a two hour window? So
I'm like, okay, So I get three different notices. Okay, hey,
your your window is eleven thirty to three thirty. Your
window is eleven thirty to three thirty. Okay. So yesterday,
me and you are here in the studio doing the show.
(37:36):
Eight oh two, I get a phone call from Delaware.
I'm like, huh all my daughter goes to the University
of Delaware. I'm like, yeah, maybe I should pick this up.
So I pick it up. Hey, we're outside your door.
How do you miss that up? Eight oh two am? Yeah,
my window is eleven thirty to three thirty. I go
to the guy. I go, bro, like, you said eleven
(37:57):
thirty to three thirty. Well that's not us, Okay, I go, okay,
I go look man, I said, look, hopefully my wife's
still home. I'm not sure if she is going to
work yet. I said, let me call her. He's like,
all right, well we're just out front. Okay. So now
my thing is like, well, what if my wife's not home,
how do how do we fix this problem? So eight
(38:20):
oh two is now probably eight oh three. I call
my wife. My wife's like, hey, I'm about to leave
for work. I said, no, you're not nice. Now, I said,
these guys are here. You got to open up the
side doors. So they got but I had to move
stuff out of the utility room, which I didn't do yet,
because I thought I had told eleven thirty at least.
And so I said to the guy, like, I get
the guy back on the phone. I was like, hey,
my wife's there. It's a tight timetable. I was like,
(38:43):
she needs to get the work and you guys are
three hours early. And I said I didn't move the
stuff I needed to move for you guys. He's like,
I got that, don't worry about it, and then we're
in and out in like fifteen minutes. But it was like,
how when did we stop being professional? The problem is
they got you by the ball like you could like
let's say you weren't home and you couldn't do it.
They're not coming back to the coming back dude, I
(39:05):
got schedule. That's what we're gonna tell you. Call the
hunt a number and reschedule time and that might be
next Tuesday or Wednesday. But and I'll be your fall
Sometimes will even charge you for having to take it back. Yeah. Yeah.
So I'm like I'm like, I'm like, how did you
I'm like, how did you guys blow this? But I
feel like it happens all the time, Like I feel
like we're just not professional anymore. There's not that thing.
(39:26):
Like I got three different alerts in a twelve hour
span that said it was eleven thirty to three thirty,
and then you show up at my door at eight
oh two a m. Yeah, you're not even communicating with
the other person. You know what? How about this? Even
if the guy gave me a half hour heads up,
I could have made it back to the house. But
you're calling. You call me from my curb, you call
me from my driveway, Like, hey, my my appointment, my
(39:48):
first appointment got canceled. Do you mind if I come
to your house. I could be there in thirty minutes.
You say, you give the me Okay, say yes, I
can make that work. But I'm just bagging on your
door at eight thirty in the morning and he two
two am. Wait until after eight? I guess what time
did these guys start. She's like, you're like to load
up at three. I'm like, bro, like, you're killing me here.
(40:10):
And like I said, they got it in and out
about fifteen minutes. My wife was able to get the work.
But and then the best is this is my favorite
and this happens with a lot of appliances. Now, I
don't know if it's just because they're cheaper. They're plastic.
But he's like, uh, i'd run it throughout the day
and if it smells like smoke, call me. Okay. So
they put my dryer in right, and he's like, okay,
(40:33):
just let it run for a little bit so I
can see in the room it is smoking up. So
I run out as the guy's like pulling away, I'm
weaving my arms like, hey man, it's smoking. Is that normal? Yeah,
that's normal. You're just gonna burn whatever. He is. It's
a plastic there's like a plastic coating something burning off
in there. Let it run for like forty five minutes. Okay. Well,
he's like, oh sorry, I forgot to tell you. I
(40:53):
was like, yeah, that's kind of a big deal because
I'm assuming this thing is gonna catch on fire. It's
brand new. Yeah, I know what it is. That happened
the last time we got of like a brand new
car where we're driving at home and there's like a
burning smell. Yeah, And I'm like all right, So I
get home. I called the dealership. I'm like, yo, bro,
like this thing is burning. He's like, oh, yeah, that's
(41:13):
that's the whatever coding they put on the engine. It's
burning off, okay, And I was like, well, yeah, maybe
a heads up on that would have been nothing that
should be on the contract. So where, by the way,
make sure you're when you give them the warranty, make
sure you remind them that could be on fire. I
just feel like we just we've lost all sense of
being civil and professional and it's like, I don't know, man,
(41:35):
Like I signed a contract. It's as much as you
can call it that, all right, Like I said yes
to this deal, and you guys just changed, like you
just changed it on me. Well, we just tell people
what they want to hear right now. Yeah, they wanted
you to hear ah between eleven thirty of And it
would have been fine if they told if they give
me a heads up and said, hey, we're going to
(41:55):
get there earlier than scheduled. Fine, But to call me
from my driveway like we're here, yeah, well okay, all right,
Well you're you're gonna be there for three hours because
that's what I'm gonna get home, right Because they didn't
just wake up on your driveway, like they had to
load up and they had to get there at the
place and get in the truck. Hey man, we're gonna
head to this one in Ocean City. Should we give
them a heads up because it says here on the
(42:17):
paper eleven thirty to three thirty was their window. Yeah,
you know what, let me text the guy to make
sure it's okay. They don't do that anymore. Like, dude,
the guy might have been hoping that you weren't there
and they could sit there and wait for three hours.
That's something that I would do. Just go to the beach,
one hundred percent, that's what I would do. But like
even my mom, my mom got a kitchen from one
of these big retailers right and the day and that
(42:39):
she's supposed to get the appliances delivered, they delivered a
picnic table. How do you mess that up? And like
I'm there, We're thinking we're getting a refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, oven,
all that stuff, and he pulls out a picnic table beautiful,
and we're like, bro, this is supposed to be a kitchen.
Oh it is, Yeah, yeah, it's supposed to be a kitchen.
(43:04):
Oh I had on the thing a picnic table. Why
would you what? And the problem is you don't get
it's not even there's an inconvenience there. You thought you
were getting short and you got a pictic table. Mom
can't cook that night. There's no microwaveing over. Friend, she
has a picnic table. I mean, I hope. Do you
knock some money off? I mean, what's the money? What's
the value for this? Before? This is before my mom
(43:25):
started to slide right with dementia, and she was a
beast when it came to calling people out. She got
almost that entire kitchen for free for her because they
kept screwing up. Dude, every time they delivered something, they
screwed it up. Dude. By like the fifth time, she's like,
I'm done. She went the corporate and Corporate's like, man,
I think she got She had to pay like two
(43:47):
hundred dollars out of like a five thousand dollars bill.
Good for her. Look we get back, man, We'll do
a thing. What do you think you have a bet?
You think you've got in bed? I don't think we
have it bad. If you're someone who regularly enjoys the
convenience of having food delivered to your doorstep, brace yourself.
(44:07):
It's gonna go up because of gas prices. The average
price for a gallon of gas and skyrocket at almost
four dollars a gallon. Delivery drivers aren't getting raises, so
now they got to raise the food price up if
you're getting these stupid deliveries. My wife does this, Dude,
it drives me nuts. I go, you're paying double. Yeah, Like,
just tell me when you get something, because you'll do
(44:28):
it like it's a surprise. She's like, I got you something,
and I go, i'll want you more in debt. Yeah,
I go, I'll pick it up. Yeah, right, me down,
like I'll pick it. Like my oldest daughter was over
the other like a couple months ago. She was over
the house and she needed milk for her little guy,
and she door dashed it from wah Wah. I go,
(44:49):
the wah Wah's five minutes away. I go, I would
have drove there and picked it up. You're paying double
the price just so it can get delivered. Yeah, I
tell my wife. I like, I just I'll go pick
it up. It'll take me fifteen minutes. I have no
get in my car. I put on a podcast or something.
I'm with you. A Los Angeles based model has been
(45:09):
ordered to stand trial after being accused of meeting men
online so she could rob their homes. Adva Lav also
goes by mia Ventura, has been hit with two countsy
using personal identifying information, two counts of grant theft, one
count of first degree residential burglary with the person present,
and one count of first degree residential burglary. According to detectives,
(45:30):
she would use dating apps to lure men and start
friendships with them, only to rob, steal, and extort them.
In addition, she allegedly posed as a girlfriend or travel
companion then steal cash, credit cards, and high end designer items.
Girl's crazy, man, that just sounds like a girlfriend. Yeah right, Yeah.
Here's some creepy news for those suffering from Iraq and nophobia.
(45:51):
Juro spiders have returned to the United States. These spiders, dude,
are the size of a human hand. Oh the big
ones right Yeah. They've been reported in Georgia, Tennessee, North
and South Carolina, California, Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. Fortunately, sensationalized
reports of them flying and being venomous are falls, but
they still are really scary.
Speaker 1 (46:13):
With him.
Speaker 2 (46:16):
A video on TikTok has hit seven million views and
it's caused a divide among those who have checked it out.
Maddie b is her name. On March nineteenth, she shows
a tinder date and an olive garden. You know it's
a nice date when they take care of the olive garden.
I've gone not bad, oh dude, I had no problem
with the olive garden, by the way, no problem. A
(46:37):
guy takes the knife, slice opens a breadstick. They are
those breadsticks are so good like a HOGI roll loads
it up with the ultimate salad, makes the sandwich out
of it, and then eats it. I'm kind of in
on that. What's wrong with that? So he slices the
bread stick, yeah, and then puts the you know, you
(46:58):
get the salad ball and puts the salad in the
breadstick like a sandwich. Caesar salad, like a Caesar salad rap. Basically, dude,
I'm all in. I think I'm all in. Yeah. Here's
what you do right when you go to you go
to Ali's. That's what I call it. That's my nickname
for olive Garden. You go to Olive Garden, you get
the bread sticks, but then you order a side about
Fredo sauce and you dip the breadstick in a freto
(47:21):
sauce cheese. Yeah, Alfredo sauce is deadly. Man, Oh so good,
so good. There's no real taste, Yeah there is, man,
you do a nice garlic bread with like some salt
and everything else. There you can taste the bread. Oh good,
you just sop it up whatever it is, Oh so good.
There you go those people, Jerseys, rock Stations, the EXCEP.
What is I got ghosted by somebody here? Oh yeah,
(47:43):
and why do you? I don't understand the ghosting thing.
We had a communication going back and forth and then
my last one that I said, then you just don't
get back to me, whether it's a yes or no.
In ghosting somebody, we've already opened that community. Like there's
always something going on. Why not just say yes or
no instead of just closing up Like even I'll get
ghosted on like Facebook Marketplace, Like I'll be in a conversation, Hey,
(48:07):
I want to pick this up. I mean, I live
in Williamstown. When you want to come boom, you're just
going just have the courtesy to say, you know, I
changed my mind. I'm not gonna do it. So over
the weekend, I look at this filthy and Philly this
podcast or our buddy here does Phil our sales director
does it? Yeah, yeah, you feel very successful podcast about
Philly sports. It's pretty good actually, like I've been on it,
(48:30):
like I've like I've been in a picture before. My
buddy from across the country's like, I follow that whatever.
He's got a great beer too. He's got this big
kind of red and brown beer. Yeah, he looks like
a terrorist, yeah kind of yeah. Yeah. So over the weekend,
I see somebody in Filthy and Philly says, hey, I
need a DJ for a for a tailgate party for
the Phillies game the opener today this afternoon. He's like
(48:51):
he needs a twelve to four needs a DJ. Well,
that's what I do. And I'm like, hey, DJ number
one in South Jersey's number one mobile DJ number one.
Why would you go for number two or three or four?
Just go with the number water if you want it
done right. So I'm like, okay, nice day twelve or four.
I was like, I'll go rock that thing. So I
reach out. I'm like, hey, man, you need a DJ. Yeah,
looking for a DJT that's me. I was like, uh
(49:13):
so I throw out a price till like on what
it would normally cost me to go do again. I
think he was probably looking for free, right, I think
so too. Yeah, so I throw out my price. I'm like, hey,
for something like that, I you know, I bring a
lot of equipment and everything else. I said, yeah, i'll
do it for I said five hundred bucks. What I
know it right, five hundred dollars. That might be more
money than he has. So I won. I uh, yeah,
(49:33):
So I went and I went in hard. He's got
to put hot dogs and hamburgers, and he's got to
get a little grill. No, I didn't expect him to
come back and say deal done and benmo me the cash.
I said, okay, we'll start at five hundred. But I know.
I was like, but listen, man, I let me know what.
I went heavy. I'll be honest, you went heavy. I
went heavy. That's I was like, this is what I
normally would charge. Nothing. So I reached back. Now I
really want to do it. I'm like, if I can
(49:54):
make a couple of bucks and pay for my party
over the weekend. Now, see the problem is you want
too hard. Yeah, I dropped it down significantly. I said, listen.
I was like, but for you, I said, I can
do it for it for a thirty pack. I could
do it for three hundred and nothing. I'm like that,
I'm out. They booked, they already booked somebody. Yeah, I
can't do it too hard. You want too hard in
(50:15):
the paint. Five hundred was going to be way too
much for a tailgate party, Like for something like this,
he's not making any money, Like, this is a losing venture.
So I for five hundred, you're out five hundred dollars.
You're not making that back. It's not like you're charging
people to come to your tailgate party. I'm thinking, okay,
even if you came back with something, we could do
it for like, but you're right, I guess they I
(50:35):
guess they didn't want to pay. You're looking for somebody
to dude, I mean, and honestly, what sucks is you
know you grew up when a DJ was a DJ. Yeah,
you grew up with records and you had the hall
stuff in, you had fog machines, and you're doing the
electric slide Now, Dude, a kid just pops up a
laptop and it just gets play. Yeah, And if that's
what you want to do, that's what you want to
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that's fine. I was like, but I like, the kid's
gonna get paid in beer. I can't dragged my stuff
out there for for He'd even come back with, hey man,
I can get your tickets for the game or nothing.
This sounds like this sounds like you're a little upset.
Well yeah, I was looking for you. You're you're, you're
you maybe a little jaded, you'll maybe there's some jealousy
here that somebody else is gonna now get the DJ
of this party. First of all, I wanted to do it.
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It's a tail game. I'm sure it's gonna be pretty good.
He has pretty good following me. I think the way
you go through with this is, hey man, I do
charge for this? Do you have a budget? That's what
I asked him too. You went, but you went hard
with five hundred dollars out of the out of the gate. Well,
so what are you looking to spend? Like what? I
guess he had to consult with his brother. He's the
other half a FI. I guess he's filthy and the
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others filthy and philly. I don't know what they are.
I was like, well, you know, what do you want
to spend? And not even he doesn't even counter. I
guess that was it. It was over. Yeah, dude, why
did that with a guy? He came and gave me
a quote on replacing a screen door like a storm door. Yeah.
So I'm like, I don't know, what do you think
we're like the door, the cost of the door, and
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the the putting the door. Buck seventy five would be
nice to look dude. I think the last time I
had it done, it was like six hundred bucks. Dude.
And now the guy quotes me and I laughed at him,
thirty six hundred dollars. See, I look at what a
day is worth for a guy like I know guys
who do construction, they're like four or five hundred dollars
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a day to me, if it's a day project, that's
about where you should. I was like, bro, no, and
then and then so then he keeps hitting me up
like every week, like, hey, man, remember I gave you
the quote. I'm like, yeah, yeah, yeah, I remember the quote.
I believe me I made. Yeah, I remember the quote,
the thirty six hundred dollars to put a storm door in. Yeah,
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I remember, Well, you remember it's you got a warranty
with that. I was like, what's gonna happen to the
storm door? Yeah that I need a warranty for it
opens and closes the one you replace. This last for
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